I couldn't make it through the whole thing. My god, can you imagine a whole presidential campaign, the whole next year, filled with this stuff? Kill me.

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sometimes i forget all this hatred for a little while, or at least long enough to build my hope in humans again, then i watch a fox program and i want to die.

Sapere aude!

Don't you guys realize that Fox News LOVES it when you get upset over their content? -- you are falling into their trap.  Just don't watch it and move on.  The same goes for people like the Greenpeace guy on the show.  He should have never gone on the show to begin with.

Fox doesn't even deserve to call itself a "news" channel. I don't bother watching so called "news" that insists that I buy into their particular version of "why". What, who, where and when will suffice, thank you.

-Doc

I do not know which of them was worse, Wayne Rogers, that bellowing bully, or the cute but idiotic jerk in Chicago who claims that environmentalists want to make it illegal for him to drive his car to work.

The show-biz story, apparently, is that Rogers left M*A*S*H because he did not like the way the character of Trapper John had declined to being no more than Hawkeye's sidekick.  Good move on the part of the writers, say I.  Art can be cruel -- and ain't that just swell!

Alan Alda, by contrast, has long been one of the most admirable actors working.  His letter on what the job of science advisor should be is brilliant.  I do not watch his PBS science show, but I think his commitment to science, reason and intellectualism is a radically good thing.

Chickens are our cousins! So are fish! So are other sentient animals! Let us learn to be kind.

Wayne Rogers is a man of great value and heart, He stands up for what is right in a world that has gone wrong. Lydia in colorado

Good thing too! When Rogers, Stevenson, and Linville left M.A.S.H it turned into a Poltically Correct bed of codswallop.

"I suppose no one should be shocked that Fox had a five-against-one ..."

Wow, there's a hanky-twisting bedwetter's whine if I've ever heard it. Ever watch "The View" or Maher's "Politically Incorrect" for panel stacking?
Selective indignation is a bith.

"I was surprised to see that Wayne Rogers of M*A*S*H fame has morphed into another Fox wacko."

As opposed to a CBS, NBC, MSNBC, ABC, NPR, or CNN wacko? Or are we to believe that only Fox has wackos.
Funny how one network that counters the bias of the others gets so much crap.  Selective indignation is a bitch.

"Hey, Wayne, pick a party and stick with it already!"

Really?  That's why they're called 'tools'.  They spout the party line, drink the Kool-Aid and put on the ideoalogogical blinders. Selective indignation is a bith.

"..sometimes i forget all this hatred for a little while, or at least long enough to build my hope in humans again, then i watch a fox program and i want to die."

Ahh, yes.  Pedalling addled-minded cliches like "hate" when you are losing the debate.  Typical of the intellectually lazy.